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The Stepford Husbands (TV 1996)A husband and wife think they have made the move of a lifetime when they buy a house in a quiet leafy town. At first it appears to be perfect because there is no noise, no crime and no ... See full summary » Director:Fred Walton |
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Jodi Davison
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Mick Davison
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Caroline Knox
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Lisa
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Dennis
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Gordon
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Scotty
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Ann Wallace
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David Walker
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A husband and wife think they have made the move of a lifetime when they buy a house in a quiet leafy town. At first it appears to be perfect because there is no noise, no crime and no action especially from the male fraternity of the town. Is this just a bizarre place or is there something sinister going on? Written by Scott Dawson <sdawson@easynet.co.uk>
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14 May 1996 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
Los maridos de Stepford See more »Filming Locations:
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Anything with Donna Mills is worth a few hours. Sure, the story is lame, but then, how many stories in the movies these days are either solid or original? Sometimes we just have to have a light, entertaining movie without any deeper meaning. Look at Mission Impossibles!